The upcoming exhibition ‘Casarão’ at the Casa Triângulo gallery in Sao Paulo, Brazil, marks Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos’ return to the venue, a decade after her last show in the same site. The work on show will feature her signature style of a multitude of elaborate forms of decoration, particularly traditionally-made textiles. Some work — Aquarela, Catuaba, Delícia, and Cravo e Canela – are covered in azulejos (Portuguese tiles). The exhibition opens on 31 March and closes on 10 May.
AQUARELA, 2014. VIÚVA LAMEGO’S TILES, HANDMADE WOOLEN CROCHET, ORNAMENTS, POLYESTER, MDF AND IRON. 200.4 x 170.4 x 184.6cm (DIMENSIONS WITHOUT THE TEXTILE ELEMENTS)
DELÍCIA, 2014. VIÚVA LAMEGO’S TILES, HANDMADE WOOLEN CROCHET, ORNAMENTS, POLYESTER, MDF AND IRON. 184 X 105 X 30cm
CRAVO E CANELA, 2014. VIÚVA LAMEGO’S TILES, HANDMADE WOOLEN CROCHET, ORNAMENTS, POLYESTER, MDF AND IRON. 243 X 95 X 42cm
TAPIOCA, 2014. RAFAEL BORDALO PINHEIRO PAINTED FAIENCE WITH GLAZED CERAMICS, HANDMADE CROCHET FROM AÇORES. 25 X 55 X 125cm
